Yes. Move it somewhere else. WFS can't find it when it is on the root of a
drive.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
hi, Russ,
thanks for the suggestion.
The previous problem has been resolved by pointing the Document to a folder,
but new problem occurs.
After I start Windows Fax and Scan, I have configured User Info. Then I was
asked to create a fax account. But when I try to create an account use
built-in modem (I am using a Sony Vaio Laptop which comes with a built-in
Modem, and working fine), system says cannot find the modem. I delete the
name of the default one, later system says cannot contact RPC server. ???
May you please help. I think Vista makes the fax too complicated, XP used to
be simple and efficient.
Thanks
> Yes. Move it somewhere else. WFS can't find it when it is on the root of a
> drive.
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>>>> i did not use bitlock, or any other encryption software, so anyone can
>>>> help?
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 29 Jun 2007 23:20 GMT
Actually WFS is far more reliable and tolerant of modems than its
predecessor in XP. Have you verified that your modem supports class 1 or 2
Fax and is on the Vista Hardware Compatibility List?

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Russ Valentine
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> hi, Russ,
> thanks for the suggestion.
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>>>>> i did not use bitlock, or any other encryption software, so anyone can
>>>>> help?